Chemistry, asked by shailah993, 8 months ago

how catalyst increase the stability of transition state​

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Answered by imran474
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Explanation:

A catalyst will simply speed up a reaction with the net result of not reacting itself. They actually stabilize a reaction in order for it to reach a lower transitional energy state in the reaction.

Answered by pallavigurram35
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Explanation:

the role of a catalyst is to accelerate a reaction by stabilizing the transition state, and thus lowering the activation energy

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